Why Monitor Peracetic Acid Online?

Peracetic acid (CH₃CO₃H, PAA) is a powerful, residue-friendly disinfectant used across drinking water, food & beverage and pharmaceutical processes. Its concentration must stay within a narrow window: too low and disinfection fails; too high and you face corrosion, off-flavors and residual-chemical risk.

The Bebur BT6308-Pera peracetic acid analyzer provides continuous online PAA measurement and can directly drive automatic dosing control — adjusting flow rate, pump speed or valve position to hold the PAA concentration at its setpoint, cutting reagent consumption and raising process control quality.

Product Overview

Bebur BT6308-Pera peracetic acid analyzer with BT6308 controller and PAA sensor in flow cell
Bebur BT6308-Pera peracetic acid analyzer with BT6308 controller and PAA sensor in flow cell

BT6308-Pera Peracetic Acid Analyzer at a Glance

  • Measuring PrincipleMembrane amperometric dual-electrode
  • Measuring Ranges0.05–20 ppm up to 50–50000 ppm
  • Resolution0.01 / 0.1 / 1 / 10 ppm (by range)
  • pH RangepH 1–6 (BPES7) / pH 1–8 (BP9.3, BP10.1)
  • CalibrationSpan only, every 1–3 months
  • ReagentsNone required
  • Flow RequirementApprox. 0.5 L/min
  • Standard SupplyController + sensor + membrane cap + electrolyte + FC01 flow cell

How It Works

The PAA sensor is a membrane-covered dual-electrode system that automatically adjusts its potential to eliminate zero drift. Peracetic acid molecules diffuse through the selective membrane and react electrochemically, generating a current proportional to concentration. Temperature compensation is handled automatically by the integrated temperature sensor.

This design eliminates the need for additional reagents or buffers in water quality measurement, reducing operating costs. Calibration requires only a high-point (span) calibration — no zero calibration.

Automatic dosing control: the analyzer can regulate flow rate, pump speed or valve position to keep the CH₃CO₃H concentration stable at the preset value — reducing reagent cost and improving process control.

Key Features

Membrane Amperometric Sensor

Dual-electrode membrane sensor based on the amperometric principle, with automatic potential adjustment against zero drift.

Reagent-Free Operation

No chemical reagents or buffers needed — lower operating cost and less routine maintenance.

No Zero Calibration

Stable baseline design; calibration requires only a single high-point span adjustment every 1–3 months.

Unaffected by Detergents

Measurement is not influenced by cleaning agents present in the water — essential for CIP and bottle-washing lines.

Long Service Life

Membrane caps and electrolyte are replaceable consumables; sensor bodies in PVC-U/PEEK with stainless steel 1.4571.

Wide Media Compatibility

Suitable for drinking water, process water and brine applications across municipal and industrial sites.

Sensor Selection — Three Options

ParameterBPES7BP9.3BP10.1
TypeMembrane amperometric polarographic dual-electrode sensor
Ranges0.5-200, 5-500, 5-1000, 5-2000, 50-5000, 50-10000 ppm0.5-200, 5-2000, 50-20000 ppm0.05-20, 0.5-200, 5-2000, 50-5000, 50-20000, 50-50000 ppm
Resolution0.1 / 1 / 10 ppm0.1 / 1 / 10 ppm0.01 / 0.1 / 1 / 10 ppm
pH RangepH 1–6pH 1–8pH 1–8
Temperature Range0–45 °C (no ice crystals)0–60 °C (no ice crystals)0–45 °C (no ice crystals)
Temp. CompensationAutomatic, via integrated temperature sensor
Pressure Range0.5 bar, no pressure shocks or vibration
First PolarizationApprox. 3 hours30–180 min30–180 min
Response TimeT90 approx. 3 minT90 approx. 3.5 min @10 °C; approx. 45 s @50 °CT90 approx. 1.5–3.5 min (by type & temperature)
Flow RequirementApprox. 0.5 L/min
MaterialsPVC-U, stainless steel 1.4571PEEK, stainless steel 1.4571PVC-U, stainless steel 1.4571
CalibrationRecommended every 1–3 months
InterferencesChlorine dioxide, hydrogen peroxide, ozone

Standard Supply Scope

ConfigurationControllerSensorMembrane CapElectrolyteFlow Cell
PAA Analyzer #1BT6308BPES7M7.1N, M7.1LEPS7/W, EPS7L/WFC01
PAA Analyzer #2BT6308BP9.3M9.3N (M9.1N/G-H)EPS9H/W, EPS9L/WFC01
PAA Analyzer #3BT6308BP10.1M10.1N+G, M10.1G+GEPS9H/W, EPS9L/WFC01

When ordering, please tell us your application industry and the characteristics of the measured medium so we can provide suitable technical guidance.

Installation Options

The analyzer supports multiple installation styles to match site conditions:

Peracetic acid analyzer flow cell installation

Flow Cell Installation

Open or closed FC01 flow cell for stable 0.5 L/min sample flow

Peracetic acid analyzer multi-channel and self-cleaning installation

Multi-Channel / Self-Cleaning

Open multi-channel flow cells and self-cleaning device options

Typical Applications

Application Cases

The peracetic acid analyzer is deployed across beverage, dairy, municipal water and pharmaceutical facilities. The cases below show typical installation scenarios.

Peracetic acid analyzer for bottle washer dosing control
Food & Beverage

Bottle Washer Dosing Control

Online PAA monitoring with automatic dosing control keeps disinfectant concentration stable on returnable-bottle washing lines, preventing under-dosing failures and over-dosing residue.

Peracetic acid analyzer for dairy CIP disinfection monitoring
Dairy & Beverage

CIP Disinfection Monitoring

Continuous PAA measurement in clean-in-place circulation loops verifies disinfection strength in real time — unaffected by cleaning agents present in the water.

Peracetic acid analyzer for drinking water disinfection
Municipal Water

Drinking Water Disinfection

Residual PAA monitoring at municipal water plants and wastewater outlets supports disinfection compliance with reagent-free, low-maintenance operation.

Peracetic acid analyzer for pharmaceutical purified water
Pharmaceutical

Purified Water & Pharma Processes

PAA concentration verification in purified water and pharmaceutical intermediate processes, with traceable online records from the BT6308 controller.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Bebur peracetic acid analyzer used for?
The Bebur peracetic acid analyzer is designed for online monitoring of peracetic acid (PAA) concentration in drinking water, wastewater, industrial process water and purified water disinfection processes. Typical applications include bottle washer dosing control, CIP (clean-in-place) plants, food washing water bleaching systems, and pharmaceutical or pharmaceutical-intermediate facilities.
How does the membrane amperometric PAA sensor work?
The PAA sensor is a membrane-covered dual-electrode system that automatically adjusts its potential to eliminate zero drift. Peracetic acid molecules diffuse through the selective membrane and react at the electrode, producing a current proportional to concentration. This design requires no additional reagents or buffers, and calibration only needs a single high-point span calibration without zero calibration.
What sensor models and measuring ranges are available?
Three sensors are available: BPES7 (ranges 0.5-200 up to 50-10000 ppm, pH 1-6, 0-45°C), BP9.3 (ranges 0.5-200 up to 50-20000 ppm, pH 1-8, 0-60°C, T90 as fast as 45 s at 50°C), and BP10.1 (ranges 0.05-20 up to 50-50000 ppm, pH 1-8, 0-45°C). All are membrane amperometric dual-electrode sensors with integrated automatic temperature compensation.
Does the analyzer need reagents or zero calibration?
No. The membrane amperometric sensor works without chemical reagents or buffers, is unaffected by cleaning agents in the water, and requires no zero calibration — only span (high-point) calibration, recommended every 1-3 months. This reduces maintenance workload and operating costs. Known interferences are chlorine dioxide, hydrogen peroxide and ozone.
Can the analyzer control PAA dosing automatically?
Yes. The BT6308-Pera analyzer supports automatic dosing process control: it adjusts flow rate, pump speed or valve position to keep the CH₃CO₃H (peracetic acid) concentration stable at the preset value, reducing reagent costs and improving process control. The standard supply includes the BT6308 controller, a PAA sensor (BPES7/BP9.3/BP10.1), membrane cap, electrolyte and an FC01 flow cell.

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Reagent-Free PAA Monitoring That Stays on Target

With membrane amperometric sensing, span-only calibration and built-in automatic dosing control, the Bebur peracetic acid analyzer keeps disinfection processes compliant while cutting reagent and maintenance costs — from bottle washing lines to pharmaceutical CIP.

Contact the Bebur team with your application and medium details for selection guidance and pricing.

Need online peracetic acid monitoring?
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